即使是在河内峰会之前很久就可以理解，即使是扶手椅观察员，美国和朝鲜在无核化问题上的立场之间的差距可能太大而无法 […]
Even armchair observers probably understood long before the Hanoi summit had even been scheduled that the gulf between the American and North Korean positions on denuclearization was probably too wide to overcome (after nearly a year of talks, the two sides are no closer to a deal). Yet, President Trump had apparently hoped that the pomp and
他们希望入侵和介入委内瑞拉 – 他们说，正如他们当时所说的那样 – 以民主和自由的名义。但它不是那样的。“ – 尼古拉斯·马杜罗
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has penned an open letter to the people of the United States, warning that Washington is "willing to send their sons and daughters to die in an absurd war," and that Venezuelan patriots "shall defend our homeland with all the pieces of our soul." Maduro posted an image of the letter to Twitter, which he said
“该判决起了法律先例的作用，驳斥了以前的说法，即孟山都公司和美国其他化学公司制造的除草剂在战争中为美国军队提供的除草剂是无害的。” – 越南外交部
HANOI, VIETNAM -- After a landmark court case in California held Monsanto liable for the carcinogenic effects of its best-selling herbicide, glyphosate, things have only been getting worse for the corporate giant and its new parent company, Bayer. Indeed, the $289 million court verdict has unleashed a slew of other related lawsuits related to
普利策奖获奖者和畅销书作家西摩赫什是“新闻黄金时代的幸存者”。
Seymour Hersh states that the “deadliest words” in US media today are, “I think.” With media cycles constantly fluctuating and changing format and delivery based on website clicks it’s hard to keep up and find good reporting. For example, Hersh points to a lack of coverage or deep analysis regarding the war in Yemen and Trump’s removal of Sudan
Fifty-five years after rendering almost an entire country cancerous, chemical companies like Monsanto are being welcomed with open arms into Vietnam.
Vietnam — Vietnam’s Agriculture Minister has asked the country to embrace Monsanto 55 years after the company dumped 20 million gallons of Agent Orange there. One of Monsanto’s former companies, among nine contractors responsible for creating Agent Orange, sprayed more than 20 million gallons of the herbicide on an area of South Vietnam about
The Pulitzer Prize-winning image by Associated Press photographer Nick Ut is at the center of a heated debate about freedom of speech in Norway after Facebook removed the photograph from a Norwegian author’s page last month.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Norway's prime minister on Friday challenged Facebook's restrictions on nude photos by posting an iconic 1972 image of a naked, screaming girl running from a napalm attack in Vietnam. Facebook quickly deleted it. The Pulitzer Prize-winning image by Associated Press photographer Nick Ut is at the center of a heated debate
